Today I woke up with a tick in my ballsack. This is after my 2 week expedition on the Paraguay River and in the deep Paraguayan Chaco. Even after the adventure is over, the Chaco is still trying to sink its teeth into me...literally #lymedisease
I'm working on a project to help this young Nicaraguan boy with spine cancer. He can't walk and can't travel to his chemotherapy appointments. The goal is to transport him directly to and from the appointments, along with paying for all treatments
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The Enlhet is one of the many Indigenous ethnicities that live along the Paraguayan River. This community is only accessible by river, but soon will also be accessible by land. For many weeks the tribe has been working on a bridge that will connect them to the rest of society.
Nathan can be seen in the foreground, taking a Polaroid photo of the group, which we gave them as a gift. In the second photo, Nathan is standing on the unfinished bridge.